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1 52Q4. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • August so, 1800. ii, N UNEXPECTED DELAY h av i ng occurre d in the pre para ti on o f th e i ront i sp i ece, the Public , 1 pectfully mini-rued that the N ew Th eatre -R oya l , i n - 1 / 4 nt-Garden, will not be opened till Monday, the 18th tf September. - irr The new Melo.Drame Spetiaele, founded on the pre sent b pedition, cusitinuing• to receive universal applause from rowded Audiences, will be repeated every Evening with the following popular Entertainments: ASTLEN's AMPHI EATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Ping cz of wALEs and DUKE of Yoiix. THIS EVENING, 31st August, Friday Ist, and S 4urday 2d September (lourtlytime), a new Grand Spectacle, called THE SIEGE OP FLUSHING ; Pourtraying n various ne Scenery correct Views of the dif. ferent Ylacesof Embarkation, General Rehdeinus of the t; 'id Expedition, and Attacks on flushing by Sea and land. • After which, the popular War Spedacle, called THE ARAB; Ot, THE FREEBOOTERS OF THE DESERT. With a GENERAL ATTACK on Real Horses HORSEMANSHIP by the Douole Company, and the HUNTED TAILOR.. 7,oconclude with the - Comi4. Pantomime, called THE MIDNIGHT BELL ; ,Or, HAKLEQUiN - , • • Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; - Pantaloon, Mr. DA VIS ; Grotesque Lover, _Mr. NORMAN .; - Columbine, Mrs. MELVILLE; And PierrLt, .vlr. LAUREN r second Price at Hai t past Eight. * a * Equestrian Tuition by 'able Masters.. THFATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT WINDMILL . - STREET. MR. WILSON will begin th e W INTER COU'RSw of his'LECTUR ES on.. ANATOMY, PUN SIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY and SuRGERY, MONDAY, the 2d of Oclober. at T wo o 'Cl ock. on Practical Anatomy, and Anatomical Deprionstrations will be continued to the forenoon, as usual, under the dire.ctioa. of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Brodie THEATRE OF ANATOMY, GREAT ‘VINDMI LL_ STREET. DR. COOKE an d M r. WM. T. BRANDE Will begin their L ECiUR ES on PHYSIC, CHE- MiSTRY, and MATE RI A,-ME DICA, on MONDAY,' The gth of 06tober, at Eight o'Clock in the Morning. Eor further Particulaq,aoply at the Theatre. GAS - LICHT AND COKE RILL. . - A T a' MEETING. of the SUBSCRIBERS to ,the FUND for assisting Mr. WINSOR .in his Ex periments, held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, ..in-the Strand, in the Count; of kliddlesex, on the 2-9th day of `August,-1809, and duly conveli7d by Public Acivertisein.:nt, according. to, and in pursuance cit, the provisions for that pur pose, in a Deed dated the 2,4 th day of I uly, 18.7. • Prep.seNr, 'TAMES LUDOVIC GRANT,- Esc': in the Chair. The Minutes of the last .Meet:ng were read and confirmed. Resolved, That the same RegulatiOns which were adopted and fol lowed_atthe last Mee.tiag, be the decided.ectkluct for this day's proceeding. Resolind unanimously, That from past Experunents, and the most minute in. Nestigati , n of the great Public Advantages to be derived by carry in); this. Undertaking into cliect, the Funds now re maining in .t he hands of the Trustees, shall be appropriated by them to another :pplication to Parliament, immediately on its meeting, for air Act of li: , .orpotation. . Resolved ummimouily, That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to Mr. Grant, the Chairman, and such other Members of The Committee as have attended their duty, and to Mr. Pedder, the Solici. Ur, for their arduous elfOrt 'in attending to the Bill in Par. liam e ,,t, doting the last Session, and for their endeavours to accomplish the object of this Undertaking, Resolved, That the Solicitor be requested to write to all the Trus- , tees named in the Deed, for the purpose of ascertaining, Whether they are thspoed to tultil toe frosts thereof, and • That they ue recpiestei to give . titcir answers forthwith. • Res, -ivied, That the Thanks of this •Meetitig he given to Mr. Win. tor' or ,is culistaut anti artfirolis endeavuurs to bring into prat:twill ells ct tl:is great Discovery: ' • -T. L. GRAN r, Chairman: Mr. GRANT having quitted the Chair, Resolved, That the Thanks or this Nleetiug be given to Mr. Grant :or his pulite attention, arid able Conduct 1;i the Chair, FURNISHED TOWN HOUSES. M ESSIq;. ! . BROWNE, and C o . .A gents -for SLLLi N C, and I.E. l' VING ESTATES and HOUSES in En.:land, Ireland, Scotland,, and Wales, offer their Services •to.t he Nobility and Gentry, desirous of procur in4 Itnnislied or Unfurnished Houses, for the Winter,_or a Term ; and to all persons having Town or Country Houses to Sell or Lea; 'Their Winter List of Town Houses; wily be ieadyi to be issued on or about the loth of Septniber. Commands, post paid, will be duly attended to. Commis sion for Selling or Letting zi per Ct. • No. 7, B uckingham -street, Adel phi.—Office hours It to 4. _ 11 " 4 " tittcd: up and Furnish e d '.at TWelve Mo u th s : ureditt. GRAND LOTTERY. • .'TWO fit/i'sIDRED THOUSAND POUNDS • - , To,ba divided . between the Public in One Day. • _ TIC;K:ETS audSHARES are on ,Sale by.EYTON, at 'his .State Lottery Office, • late Partner with Sir 'allies • Bralibcurnb, No. z, Cornhill, near the Alansio.o.-. liou se . . . Only s i ooo Numbers. Scliemes, and every panic:War relative to the l.nttcry, to he hadt.tratis. at.the above Eueky Office. In , the LAST LOTTERY, the follow : lag CAPITAL k' RILLS were Sold in 130 Shares by EY-TON: 1,10 ,977 _ 2 3 - St . - 4.0;000, 4.39E± . 4 . 5,400 0 ,7 , 9 - 5 00 2 0,000. I° 3 127 S p ooo l o;i3S - Soo , 20 `.2.767 " 3° 1,004 - 2,000 19,063- -- soo. , to, ooo - • Th e c "" iz , r. Likewise, No: 3,618, e of 1,000. Tickets, •en 'titled to 14,7651 STAt E LOTTRY, With only. Five Thousand- Numbers. _ S,CHEME.- 4•-of - . ,C7.0,00' 8 -of - ki, ooo 4- - - - - 5,000 12 -- ' - - - • 2,000 ' Besides 'mot. &c. Soo _ . S ALL TO BE DRAWN IN UNE DAY.. WIFT and Co. respeafully inform the Public ; that 'I ICK ETS and SHARES are , on Sale at their 01. Vices,. No. ir, poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross; and 31, A Id ,tite High -street. - - . The Scheme o f th e p resent State Lottery is ntw; and id ;.Ords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining th e i mmense 4 1.::TI (48,,00ci. ! I ! wh ic h may I) obtained by purchasing 4, le whole of a Number, or iti proportion for any Part. Tickctifand Shares will be higher before theDrawllig. ' PRESENT PRICE. Ticket li c ,a f : _ . - z il _3 0 1 Eighth - - - kz a- o 'du., tier . .. .. 514' o 1 Sixtventli . . .. .' 1 9 6 , . , . . ski.vNt " 1414 tsSrzi.7 att trin;tr-ing r f , I!) I ";irr . 4 t : • . 11 •L. , • - ',40/ ..! t ,?',l 1 . 1+,4 t . • 4443 u :. r% R D.ll, Auaus-4. 61%. . ; t e. :U: ~h. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENI::Y. EDINBURGH REVIEW. This Day was .published - ,. Price Six Shillings, "THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, NUMBER xxvtit. Printed for Arch. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Constable,' Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. to, Ludgate street, London. , • • Lloyd's, Aug. 24, 13c9. • 1 A T a GrNERAt. MEETING of the MEtt- C HANTS, ILA NK:E RS, ,UNDE RWRI : other ` , I;I3CRII.3ERS to the R IOTIC t• UN!), h•lct this d,y, PICTy4LLING:OFFICE, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICIVALI,ING 111.5 31 AY ES TY') NAP 'Y do herehy give Nal, e, 7 kat cur ..'rAday, the is* of September next, they 'will be rea !t• ; , rficeis. e Tenders . il writing (sealed 4), and treat Jr air(' 2 !Wet of P NI F.l RISHBE E E and PO R K, , 10 be ed e; suing Season, as 16, respective' .11efr beaiers the rein n. 2.11. think •-• p r oper to one-tlird Part th.reof to by tacked in 41111. puncheons, one- third Pa' t 172 17erces, and one third Pa.; in HS. refs; to be .delive?ed into his..ll4,qy's Stores or Deptford, l';atiettaith, 1bm,22 h, and Cork, and into the any Viaaalling Stores at St. Catb.t.ine's, in regnlar 21, - ns of each D. - soils/ion-of Ca;.t.i; by the'Periods undermentioned, Sir FRANCIS BARr.VC, Bart. in the Chair. , The following Statigtertt of t.ile Ileceipt and Expendi,ture, was laid before the Meeting, t,'y stl. on the part of the C. mtnitt , .,, Amount of Subscription - £351 . .677 z 6 1` Interest and profit' on Stock ) I resold . - - - - 70 ' 5 ' 55 IS I • This Oay was published, In Four Vo'tunes, unto. ass. bds. DON SEBASTIAN; or, the House of Bra ganZa.. An Historical ROmance. - By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER. Printed for Longman; Hurst, Rees,. and Orine, Paternos ter-:ow. ' Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the Hungarian Brothers, in 3- vols. saino-and edition, price iss..bcis. Total amount , - - £424,532 16 7 Gratuities o and Annuities to 2050 Widows, OrphanS . and Relatives of Officers • and Men killed in action with the-Enemy, and to 7642 Officers and Men ' wounded or disabled . £275, tE6 6 8 For tine relielof British Pri- _- 0 0 soners of War in France 5 For Honorary Rewards - 1 6,456 4 4 Fur Advertisements - - 11,1h7 15 o For printing Reports, Circular S 2 ~,, 1 . 16 Letters, 7 ncthrie - - 1,459 1: 0 Postage, Rent, SalarieS, and 2 ,zoo 8 . 3 Various expellees - - - S -Z33t,6r This Day was published, .. In Quarto, price 11. iis. 6d. in boards, Illustrated with i Head of-Sir bohn Moore, from a Painting by La w r ence , a Map of Spain with th e Route of tne Army., a View of CD_ runna, and a Plan of the Battle, the S ecan d Edition, cor. reded , of ' .. Oni.jourtli Part of Yr tae 28th Feb. tBlo. One-tow-0 Part iii'ore - Isth npril, iy, ro. . • Oxe-fourth Part wee 3 ry . .-May,- 1 8 ; 0 . ~, And the remain;ng fourth Part Gy tat r ith J i y , i:; And to le raid fur 6, mils, payable will" interest, nine:) , dais after date. A NARRATIVE. of the CAMPAIGN o f the L 1 BRITISH A RMY•in SPAIN, commanded by. his Excellency Sir JOHN MOORE, K B. &c. &c. ;'authen ticaten by Official Papers and Ori,lioal Letters. - By his Brother, FAMES MOORE, Esq. • - Printed for 1. Johnson, St.,PauPS Church-yard. TheConditinnt of the Contrari - n L y he seen at the S.v,etar . k%; qtfire or. Ay applying to Mr. 7. w. ;4 1 ,p4ii for the ,t!it7valling at Cork ; 19 . 0 e Colh - aar PI ffis:_4l4etry's !tins at Limerick, &Past, Nc-zyty, and It 'aterfornd ; and to the P.'ostinaster-Genefial at Dttbiin, re'spealz, - (J.7.• Ar. ll.' No Te,deo f-r a 1,44 etian'tity• than rinb "Tk - itrand Tier of Beef, 7 2nd Two Tlivusand Tierces 4f.Pork's-40,71 be ad. • _ , Balance It further appeared by the Report of th?. Committee, that they bacl lists of 3469 men killed, and 6o ro men wounded, for wiiige eases no pi ovision was yet made; and that they esti mated these demands upon the fund, .on the present system of expeoditute,•at 129,4101.: • •Resblved unanimously, That the enlarged scale upon which the Milit4ry Opera. tions of the Country are now carrying on, makes it necessary to re-consider the original Resolutions' under which"the Csem- . mittee have hitherto acted; and that in future the Donations from this Fund be appropriated exclusively' to the Relief of the Widows, Orphans, and Relatives who depended for sup port on those who Jail in the Cause of their Country ; to tire relief of those whose wounds are attended with loss of hinb or disability horn future service; to the annual allowance, Made towards the aged and - infirm British tirisoners of and to the support or the. Schools and Hospitals established at the different Depots in France. That . an appeal be made to the patriotism and liberality of - the Public„ tor New Contributions to the Patriotic Fund, that the Committed may be provided with the means of con tinuing Vie accustomed Relief .to these meritorious objects, a Subscription for theSe laudaoie purposes be now entered ino, and that Contributions be received at the Bar of Lloyd's Colt:e House, and by all the Bankers in tiie United' Ktugdoin, • the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Com mittee, tonne zeal and unrein.ttedattentio , with which they have conducted the business of this institution No regazdwillhe bad to any Tender in which the P , Tice iball not he inserte 4 ! in words at ieng or that thall not be <4 to the Board, Wore One o'Clock on the aril Ist - cj Se . ptein , : , ets nor nnlesi the Rervin ;it•ho makes the 7 ender, or ,sont'e Person on his behalf, (wends, ,to an,saver, when called for. , - , dinett 29, 18c9. r rHE COMMiSSiONZESfai • FiCIVALL/NG 1 - His Majesty'; Navy do & - riby givelyctiee, That on Tttes.;. day, the sth Septenrhr nekt, they it:ill be ready to receive Ter:. ders, in .writing(.ealed up), and neat for §IX ,1 - IPNI)RED QUARTERS of PALE, and TWO HUNDRED QUAkTERS of CLOSE DRIED AitiißEß MALT; and tor TWO HUNPIRLD BAGS'of KENTISH Hors, of the growth of the Year I'2oB rto frs , delivered, care hall thcrry: in a fortnig bt, and .tbr. other bay in a /or/night alifirwarth, into his Majesty's Pititealang :Stores at Deprjotd, and to be paid for Ey' Biils, payable with Interest, Ninety D.o.ti after Date. The Conditions of the Contrafis mizy - ke seen - at the Seeretatj's 6Vce. __ • That the Thatigs•of this, Meeting be given to the Chair man, for hi; *able and judicious conduct in the Chair That the Titaiiks 01 thiS Meeting ne given to joseph Mar.: ryat, Esq for the clear and satistact Ay manner in wi.icri lie has reported the rim:ceilings of tne ...:oiiiiiiitiee. That these. Resolutions, together with the Subscriptions, be advertised in the Dail) Papers. ( Signed) I. RA N. BARING, Chairman. The following Suins were immediately subscribed: k. i. ,I. k . s . d. Sir ktrancis Baring - • Robert Shedden 105 0 0.. Bart. . -s - los o o George Sliedden to o o Beeston Long '• ros o o -Richard -atid"LdWard Edward Vdi,sier ;pi ,o o Le.: .- -, an; 0 Sirr.W.Awier.on. ' . I John Mangles - ro, o o 0 1 jalnes : Mangles - , 105 0 Robert Mangles . los l lam:s • ;Mackenzie and Mex. Glennie los )I ohit Titinio ~.: to; Puget, Bainbridge, and Parnell - to; Stephen Thornton, Broothers, and Co. toy Inglis, Ellis,. and C o . ~, - ros Charles Basancjuet los 'Thomas Wilson to; David Pike Watts los Sir Richard Neave, ' 'Bart' - - ids Robert Holford - so ). N. Sc B. Pearse los Prescott,Grote;and Co. - - los James Meyer - - to; jordaine and Shaw los Francis Newton to; o o Jaynes Putnam - "au io • o Thomas Murdoch tos o o Edward•liciling •.. .5 o o John andlos.Coope los o o George Capper - at b o Lefevre, Curries, and Co. •- so; o o Sir , Wm. Geary, Bt. 21 o o Win. Yates, Bury, Lancashire (third . subscription) Soo o o Charles Robinson„ • King's Advocate los o o Lord Kenyon - too o 0 Simon f raser & C0.t05 o 0 Willis, Wood, Per cival and Co. ' john Perry ' Moore Hall, Hailow (se ; cond subscrip ) tos o 0 IMAM, Sampson, and Sharp No regard .. , 24116e had to any Tender in nvhich the Price j b a d not be inserted in words at lenglo,-or that !hall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the sqld nesday, the sth ber next,' nor unless' she' Pe'r's;ri isPho - snakes the Tender i some P, +son on hit'l'ebarf, attends, to aninver, whin called far. Linn. Ids 1. Thomson v !'e.lionar, and Co.. Eys W , Esq. M.P." - ,tos Reid, Irving,, and Co. - I d s Crowder, Lavie, and Garth Edmond Tho-rnas-W7';-5 0. 0 0 0 o e 0 0 . _ tees - _ 'icy; john P. Kensink. ton - - 105 Sir R. Wigrlm,Bart. tos john Anvrstein G edrge G ood win, to; Boltlero.and Co. tos . I. Marryat, Esq. M.. P . . tos BrickwOods, Dani eit,,and Co. - 10 5 John I acksort,ik Co: los Ratiton and Rank- _ • ingu ' . Los s Ch. Jdle, Brother, and Co. - toy Quintin, Dick, and - Co. - Los lames Abel - los 0 0 0 0 o'o o'o 0 '0 o o O 0 o- o o 6 o 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Hon. Thomas Knox - to 10 Wni. Tho. Raikes and Co. Cordon, Murphy, and o: - Jos o 0 Hankey and Co. 105 o Admiral Sir John 105 , 0 0 Colpoys to to 0 Rev. Dr. Bell - So' o o R.A. Goldschatidt to; o o C, Ward ' - los 0 0 I ohn Broadwood 105 0 0 and Sons - so 0 0 Thomas Lott (se- coati sUbscrip.) $ 5. o 105 O H O OLD AND SUPERIOR WINES. PENCER and PERKINS; No. t 1.5; Newgate . S street, l'inprters of Wine tor upwirds 'ot furt‘• twenty of Inch they nave adopted that adthirabie mode of meliorating in large Vats of 3 and 4000 Gall.,ns con. tents, as is pra;:tised in Germany and other places Abroad,: by w .icti their Wines are so iinproved in flavour, and their cordial qualities tetamed,i'that they are not only a delicious liqunr to the palate, but grateful to the.stoinachs of nervous Hablib, and the Aged and Infirm. Their Stm ck of Old Port, and Nladeira, &c. is upwards or 41,030 Bottles, and 13,300 Gallons in fiats and Casks, by which they are enabled to keep \Vine o great ages, which t:xy sell On • the,most mo d.l'ate terms, Itir Ready-money. Not less than a Dozen sent tit , any part of the Town free of expence. • Their Cogniac, Brandy, and Jamaica Rum, they keep in, Vats, and to great ages. - This Day was published, As a Companion to the Gardener's and Botanist's Dictonary, , - NUMBER I. Price,Seven Shillings. and Sixperice, To becontinued every firitniAlit,. or every month, at the op. tion of tiro p..rshascr. jIGUREg of Beautiful, 1.1.5etu1,..and Uncommon P L.% N I'S, described m the Gardener's and Botanist's Dictio"nary, exhibited on Three Hundred Copper. plates, ac. curately engraven. atter lyrattiings taken 'twin Nature. , .By the late PHILIP MILLER, PR.S. Conditions. 1. - The Work-will be. puolisncd in Sixty Numbers in Fo— lio, Price 7s-:4d. each Number. 2. The Plates are printed on superfine woven demo Paper; on a uniform site wirh the Gardener's and Botanist's Dic tion:ay, and accurately colourgd tfoin the original Drawings. 3. A Number,. containing Five ,Plates, will be published every Fortnight 4 Fcr the convenience, of those who may prefer purchas ing the Work in Parts, a Part, containing Thirty Plates, Will be Or!rverect in boards, either „Monthly of Quarterly, Price it. ss. Printed for F. C. and J . RivingtOn, No. 6z, St. Paul's Church- yard, ,and the rest of the Proprietors. N. 13 The Tenth Part, which will complete the Work, will-be ready for delivery in a few days.. W the above-mentioned 1.33-Isellers may be had., lately published,_ the new Edition •of Mr. Miller's Gardener's Dic tionary, improved and enlarged by Professor Nlartyn. Itt Four la.& Volumes in Folio,) price, in boards, 1 . -Jurteen Guineas. The Second Volume may be had Leparate, price, in boards, 61. 16s. 6d. KENT.—ELIGIBLE REStDENC.E. TO 81. L KI, Fora Term of Years, with immediate Posession, -- A MANSION LIOUS, called SAINI' LAW -C-1R C E ; about a half a mile distant front Canterbury, fit-for the Residence of a large - Fary, together with, two Stables for ei4ht -- Horses, Coach-howit;, large Carden, Or chard, ani Appurtenances ; and the great convenienc e of Nle4do w . and Pa - eture tand, from Two to Six. Acres, to be used therewith, at the opti. n of the hirer. For partieuiars inquire of Mr. John l'iutridge, SUFFOLK.—SEA COAST RESIDENCE. TO .liE LETT, For the Term of Four Years, THE Ne , v-built MESSUAGE, situate in Lowestoft, i t the County of Suffolk, the late resi dence of Aldour Charles Arnold, Esq. deceased ; comprising, on the BaSement Story, two Kitchens, Coal•house. Beer and Win, Cellars, Larder and Pantry. On the Ground Floor, a Breaktast-parlour,Dining.room, Study, Housekeepers room,. Butler's-pantry,' , nd Corsets. On the First Floor; a DraWing room, and tour Bedchambers, with convenient Closets. And on the Attic Floor, six good 'Sleeping, rooms ; and very spacious Gardens well planted. - this House stands near the north end of the town, and on the east side, commanding a very fine view or the sea, and of Yarmouth Roads. 'The•Fliter may, it he choose it, take the entire Furniture of the House., which is wetremely genxl, and a great part of it new, at a - valuation Lowestoft stands-high. upon a dry soil, and is remarkable for the. pority . of it; air; the Country about it is highly cul tivated, and the roads ple,sant. It is 26 intl."; distant tr'bm ,Norwcn, and nine from Yarmouth. 'lnc turnpike road runs t 14090 the town, and the Coaches to and from London pass and-repass every day. • 1-0, voter l'inuculars, inquire of Mr. Reeve, Solicitor, Lowestoft RENOVATED HEALTH. ,TT • !ias been too frequently the silbjca.of just and ,zcoeral reprobation, that men destitute of the elements the nisolical art have offered themselves as candidates for pUnile . patroel.,;e : in the profession of physic For the purpose of doing justice to the result r‘f our studies and ex perience, and to pr e v en t as trios b eing classed amon,:. those empirics whose ituprinient pretensions have, untorturiately for society, been 'too favoUrablv, received, we beg leave to submit to time liberal and enlightened a faitill,.l stateitleA of our pursuits and ac. Tin - marts. Aftei having received a regular medical educa ticii..as the pupils of Messrs. Gained Blizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the Lond , et HOspital ,• we entered oarselVes as student in that justly celebrated school fur medical acquire ment, the Royal Collage of . Edinburg,h, -and were instrueled in tLe•ditterent branches of anatomy, surgerY, the theory and .practice of physic, Chem isiry , inidwitety, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent prol,ssors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust. we shall riot be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. . Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular- object of our studie's andpfaetice, it will o we hope, be-allowed that we have acquired superior knOw ledge of ;heir treatment and 'cure. th slight and recent cases of infeCiipn a'perfeet re-e: , ni)l7sivinciit is' completed in the short period of two days.; and in those of the utmost in. vetcracy, , wbere-other practitioners. have failed of success, a proper perseverance its our 'plait Or treatatent ensures to the patted a sate and radical cure. . • Amidst the melancholy variety of disgrders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth) . of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies/ and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter,the: matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that tiry may now, by a new and infallible' mode of treatment, be restored to that. greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species or venereal infection, we maybe consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours consultation at home front' tell to three, and fioin 6in the evening till 10-at night. Patients in the country ate requested to state the particu lars•ot their case, age, and general habit of living-, &c. &c. in closing a renitttance for advice and medicines, when the same will be giVen, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential •to oar 'undertaking, , the postage of letters be ada:d to the account for medicines.' CU ICI( 1 E. and CQ , Surgeons, No. t07,-liatton-garden. fp - Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable . Professors of London and, Eilinhurzh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity,. with which th e y per _ formed the duties assigned them during the lint they at. tentioti Sieir .Lettureb Ana Ppdwe. JAMES SKELTON, - aged 26, of Walton on the Hill, Epsom, Surrey, was seven years affiicied with . sveri or eight holes in his right leg, and between ninety and one hundr ed pieces of bone came away during that period: Tneditcharge and weakness increasing, unable, unassisted, so Move ;- talcing'Ofihis lea was prOposed' to save his lite. He then confidently applied fo SPILSBU R Y's PAT Ii:NT A N TISCORI3TIC DROPS; in a year and a - hall; by them alone, he' is restored to health ; and it is now three ye.i.rs since he haS foll Owed his lat.orious occupation. Ile will satisfy any inquitieti, personally, or by letter post -paid. The genuine Medicine has the words, " - By the K,ing's Patent," expressed on the Bottle, - bill Of direetibh; and out side wrapper, and the King's duty i; printed iiiblaciOnk: .• Sold at the Dispens,:ry, ts, Soho-square, London, in Bottles c;lss: 6d. doulYte Bottles lcS. and larger ti. Compound . 2sseuce, to allay unplersaut irritation, Zs. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aug. 23, *Be9. . , T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS, MA. ,, _ JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals 71. , 111 6e received at their Office, in Pail:.111all, on or beja-e.tgdoeithy, the - 2otbSiptember Neal, from such Perso, i Jt may be waling to'underta.he ti* ,Supply of FO RAG Efor the Ordnance Mrsfs stationed in the Di:trifle, viz. North Britain, South West, including Potts mouth, Isle of Wight, and Christchurch, 'Narthern, Yorkshire, Eastern, exclusive of Western, Woolwich, with its Deper.. Viarly Southern, Exclusive of _ Chatham, dencies, Walley and Chatham. for a period dr Months, from the rst October next. The Forage to be furnished in Rations, to consist, as bereWter ma_Wrom Tz)ne ib Time, be required, either of tolb. of Oats 71b. of Oats, ' itib. of Flay - f4lb. bf Hay, 'and °r °t and • 81b. - st Straw 81b. of Straw.' And mutt be delivered at the respective \S'tations at the kxPence of tbe Contractor, nabs is alsr to furnish sucb Horses with Uits, at Elb. per Radon, as may he'billetted 7Lithin the District fir.subicis be contracts. The Proposals may &delivered separately or joint?) , foi..ttho (.1* mire of. the said Districts, and a is expected that the Contracto# shall receive the Stahle.dung that, during ?bePeriod of his Con.: tract; may accumulate, making an : 411erwante for the samei after the rate of per horse, ler week. further Particulars, may be 'known, upon Application to the Officer comnianding the Royal Artillery in each Distria, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day hetwi•en the hours * . f Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the Supply of FOrop," but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 20th DajlofSeptembei- next,' at Twelveo'Clock at Nton of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed; unless the Larry making is, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, See. BUTLE R's CELEBRATED RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER.. EAUTY of Conntenance, and nularity of Fea> 1J turps, are allowed to• distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BUT LE R's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave to remind his Country=women that the Itistre of their Charms loses halt its influence where' the Teeth are discoloured, or she* d rotten and unhealty appearince—this is tho.more inexcusable, as the present Pr , paration affords the means of removing every blemish of the ena-!. mel, anct is safe its its application, being composed of Ve: gerables. _ _ - It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing waY:every impertettion, either in_the colour, or the decay of the enamel' of the Teeth, a's rendering the Breath sweet and deleelat*, and' making . the Gums .of, their proper sh ape: a iu vermillion flue; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache.. ..No composition of this kind ever brought fur; ward to public notice, has. trite-such universal approbation acid tbe Proprietor -has .to'-boast that it -is in - daily use of ltoylty itself. . •_ ' 'gold; whuleale and retail, by Mr. Buil. r, No 4. Cheap side, sorner otfaternosiv-- row ; and ret a il, by C r i ?p, cornet of Spring gardens ;. Sniirn and Clarke, 389, 13otoud,lt ; Bax ter, Edinburgh. and. c.;lasgow ;: and by, most COuntry Medi cine Venders and ' , ;•riiiitiers, in Boxes at at. 9d, eitc4, )